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81. sInTy's Academy.

This popular school ut S ltLake City.
conducted by the Si>tsrs Of the Holy
Cross. closed is SImmer term on the
23rd. instant, n full rcpor; OF which ap.
penrs in the Salt Lake Tribune Of the
loth, 22nd and 23,i, but owing 10 its
great length it would bo impo-sibls for
Us 10 give even an ints!lis-n; review Of
the inter, sting proceedings. Il il o IL
eeled thu, the work done at this favor.
lite io-tiin ion daring tue p'-, year is of
the most satisfactory character, as tn,
pupils in each branch acquitted chem
selves with CT, dit ut the final test, and
specimens OF handiwork exhibited
elected unbOundrd admiration. The
next term Of 81. Miry's Academy opens
September LIT 1887.
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rao Educated INDIAN.

General Armstrong, OF the Hampton.
We, Hesitate. says about 925 Indian
lgslpAtes have b4sn ssnt back 10 tbe
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An ,lrr im o.ccuf On c,n,vmo In
eceiyod a, the "Lire aud let Live Gro.
oiry Store"
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JOSEPHINE TAYLnE. Tyarhcr
PnrMARr pkrAarYKSr.
ROLL OF

Following is tue sohrol report of
the South Fork School Tor the month Of
Jane 1881:
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Farm

Parties desiring to pnrchaSc FIRST
CLASS WAGONS ut bed rock piic-,
can bs accommodated by the under.
signed who handle the ola Belle
~hich is the best wagon On wheels
Call on or address.
HAM'LL & HnsEYHAS.
6.lO. Well Nevada
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ROLL OF

The following is tue report Of the
Cope District School for the month eud.
ing June 81. 1887.
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Abe
THE
King O. Consumption
Every Bottle "s''s'.'s en q
strengthen The Dsoarhi.i Tubes. a i,yi.a,n-
nation and els>ass the LInss Of Impurities.
Gives Satisfaction Ins pTSsi' t.
'Ynur I uns ~IIssiorr SANTA AlIE.i 1, IN Ell .
with IArge sale and gives uaIvrr al s~,iis,.e-
tioa W. =. >TEruESroS. Druggist. prseksu
iioAa. dorado"
ILe Dist ,..otE ~, xSoqI' I p's-
rouree II sac Test Uou b II'ta-dy oa TIE mNr-
Lei. W. K JESENT c.. d.u-S!t A.los.a.
OyI o."
nocrnSo 1t 10 ia. only 70 nelly that gives
tnstsn'r LIEF. I'D. t.sro.o.c. IS
fEsisirsl 10 all oh 1S.
Those who have used ii ~, ~,
d - are giy : satisfaction. sndA tus.O &C,
with Br"Eei!sSs ssysIt l. the oI,y remedy lat
s.ve- iu.'sn, relief. SEsIELLs C0yrI. D.u:.
: as. Yer lie. Cal"
Hovn " the pi'Ss~re 10 irf rm,n
iA"'S that your prcpNTa tpas Ar" nc O..
ing With large sales. = We hear
Nothing but praise ON aca a aa :"
use hen. >ASsc,WESs co.. DIas!tss. ".
sa.is. Isl."
Not ovcr-cstimatcd 49, Sold gn Ss a
money refunded. Eut one Loule returned
irom 400 $50 in c Lsf rUia tie d. tye4
That, will acc 'mpli.h the .ui desired tn
all sfc iiuns at the TEr,Al LIl LLus-
1t will aud y"u Tot OF VII Mt H.
f "i'L, It It .,u ,,ii. Tut vi
r-s"IHincHd = 10 o'L'r.. ~ thousands have
'one. ~Eo have ';itd eve thing ,l-o in vain
10 : !eSt wn'" Convince yulI
sud the ir.nirF sum II urc dollar cal pHIsLu.c
EEc.acIy "a { val tan between yyI IL! Uus
ct { mot dS'-dfaI q! uu.HAviIs.
- cir,u!.Is sen. free. eo.ilia.a de- tI.ei
desc. ip'Iou.
6 A NJ n Is
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LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMEN
Sept. %, Wednesday, s, pt. Is, Friday, Sc
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NEw YORK, May 2i-Fl0ur. receipts 81 OCU rack.
ngtS: exports H22i barrels; G.iIl sacks; Eales is 800
barrels market generally st,ndy aml unchanged.
Wheat. receipts 2iS.2M bushels: exports lg!, III
bushels: SIics Gii0,tOO bushels Of futures and ssi
pOl hishels Of spot; spot lots firm; options closed
hrivy: No. Milwaukee, g,G: No 3 red 9Sc: No /
I'd ys|gc; No. white VSSc; No, . red May O6LSA
gi's", closing At 9GRc June yGxn0sc, closing ri
g6Ec; Jnly g6S,ng7ysc, closing nj v6ifc: August
gIiNaG. cluSing At 9c; september DiaOiE.G. CloSins
Noy S,,hsI S Ss;s;, G niSII, a; MS;
May 81 0,HRl ": closed ut 81 Ul5s Corn. rcCclnts
liG,&O bushels; exports ?uiuJ bushels. sales gJi,
U0O bushels Of futures and 5000 bushels OF spOl;
spot lots stehd hiid active; options closed heavy:
uurradcd ihtsaG: steamer i6SC: No. 2 May
47Go; Junc i7AHtsr, closing nj *: July isSn
iSMc closing NJ $3.50; August iy5islOc. closing al
~ %. September DHnjJkc , CnSing<A. ~. .,tS
rcCrlpS son bushels: exports lUO bushels: Midi
1850 bushels OF fniInS -nd ;..:.O9e amhcls ol
srOt;uinrkct Clover and moderately hcfrc;miIcl
| western 3iNi6G white 40 Sai!c. Hay quiet enl
unchanged. Cotco, nlcs lal5O0 bngs; tpot fair
Rio quiet: 0ptions ncliyO Rnd lower; Mny and
| Juno ls.H,alS.tic; July lslDais SOC: August
IL 6slD UNc; september is.i0alD l0c October lssiu
DEC; November iMg6aiD i5G; December lO0Sa
Rla 6it: January I9.25al0GDc: February lDf0c
MnrCh lp.GOAi9.ET Apnl lD.&c. sugar firm; re-
fined ilrm M0lnScs quiet nud steady. Rico firm
Thll0w steady NJ 3lIlGc. ltosln quiet. Turrcnlin,
dull nj TIhHa7hC. Fork duh anil weak Cut mcht
nnrhaHyril md dull. LAM nshndr lower md dull
western sirnm Spnt Il VIC; Juno 6.SGA6 Dsc; An
gust lSa7 lLr September 7glc: October 1890; cit,
steam 100 lut,nr ,iull mud heavy; western III
isxc. Cheese dull mud declining. Eggs dull III,
weak; receipts T,Gf9 packages; western frcsh axe
pmILAnEirntA. "a. mny 2L-fl0ut quiet bu
tlrm. Wheat opened u shade irmcr, later clOsrt
barely steady; No. 2 rcd pT,sa90lkc; Iuuo Q5Jfl
965sci July g5haa%so; August 9Sa9a}ic. Corn
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1t ia the duty Of every person who has
Used BOSchee's German Syrup TO let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consuu ption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthms, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
porson can use it without Immediate re-
lief. Three doses will relieve any cane,
and we consider it the duty Of oil Drug
gists TO recommend it 10 tho poor, dying
coRsamp'iVe, 81 leset to try oas hottie, as
$1,000 dozen bottlee we're acid last year,
and no one Gaze where Il failed WIS re-
ported. Such a medicine az tho German
Syrup cannot DO too widely known. Ask
your druggist ahou: it. Sampls bot,leo to
try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, IS
cents. solt! by all Druggists and Dealesa,
in tho United Sta:ea and Cana.iR. D4w
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spot steady; ste.taer No. 2 mixed $50; No. hfeh
mixeu ise. 20. Zyellow on truck 100: No ? mixed
NAY ,sSt. 80 June !7at7tc: July l7Haisa; Al.
2miIed white Ss<c: futures quiet ard steady; No
2white May HHa3Tt4c: juno 81 <a37xo; July S3X
asso; August 80 ASGEc erovhlons steady and III
lMr 5oS6ins dsnsnd; PORK, mes, go ooalI 90;
ter weak aud lower; creamery extra l9s2cc: west
Ctn ladle extra l5alGc; do good TO choice l2aiic
Eggs firm aud active: frss lSkc.
CHICAGO. May 2t-.The local rains and showery
i1eB At this opening Of the market this morning
FOf lhe Iatter part Of the morning session the price
for June hanged between SIC Aad SSJ4c with Trad.
Jug iaifly active Ia June. July and August futures,
sc, sold oil p9inS during the day, closing at $50
Corn was vcty, heavy Oats weak. Provisions
weak Az cay. Flour dullald unchanged. Wheat.
e ca s1 w. sptias saS: No spring 7a79c No
s57aas,c. GloslnS a s7Ge; jaly S6aS3c closing at
SO; August SIAaS53sl. closing at Sixc. I5rn.
cash cash NJ sso; May 91'1ass3c closing at s74o;
closing Al to:. oaY. ca sh No. J, 10; Nay 2SsEa
2JTc, closing al 2jttc; juno 25liRaGJ.c CLOSING a.
26c; c Iaiy TaHi5c, closing at :7c; August 26ss
sys SS'S ~ GsS cab No HS,
May and iuns so 20. Lard, cash G5s: Nay . G!ISs
G6,c, closing at G621sc: June 665a66ilic, closlng
6SllSa6.s11ac, closing nj 6.s5c bacon, short His
!l2Ha7.l5c; shoulders $3.50; short cleat 7,6Oc,
WHISKY. 81 10; Sugar. cut loaf G;isG33Sc; granula.
yea 6'ia6tc: Buttnr market drooplng: receipts
large; creamery l3Hal7c; dairy l2il5o, Eggs
very frm.at l0t4allhC. DO
ClsCISNATI, o., May 24.-Flour firm; family
g 7SaS 20: fancy 81 0oii 10. Wheat stronger and
higher; No. Pred s7as51Sc receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 10 600 bushels Corn dull and lower:
No. mixed ilc. Oats weaker: No. linked 2y5ia
zoe. Rye Irm: No. . Cos Provisions 43Ie, AID
unchanged. Whisky steady; sales 9OJ barrels Of
finished goods on bass Of 81 O5. Butter Griet
sugar tim. tRgs frmer NJ lOal0I1c Cheese in
moderate demand; small full cream llallFc
BALTIMORE, May a Wheat, western higher, clos.
Ing quiet;No 2winter red spot June vs..
western lower and dull: mixed spot lgc asked: NAV
tocsskcd: June i1Sai7xc: July 4i1{a474c. Oats,
steady with iaitinqury. Other articles unchanged
TOLEDO. May 2i.-wheat weak and lower; cast
s9c bid 55Ac ssked; May and June $40 bid; July
SIC BID. SIC asked; August SEC. Corn quiet; |
cash Ale.
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Are you disturbed a! night and broken
OF your rect by u sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II
go, send ct once aud get q bottle Of Mns.
WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILD.
Rem TEEruINa. Its value ia incalculsble.
1t will relieve the POOR little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dyssntery and disrrhGa, regulates the
stomach and boweip, cures wind collie,
sottens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives lone and energy TO the whole
system. Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETulNG Is pleasant to the
Laste, and iB the prescription OF one OF the
Oldest and best female nurses and physi.
Clans in the United States, end ia for esle
by all druggists throughout the world.
Price % cents bottle. Awrsw
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1fOine Fertilizers,

Field and Soetm7n.
IhH rnsAt oi-tn~oSesin careigning to
Tie ruaGsiut or cher unavailable places,
largo am0unts Of lertil!zlGg material.
Among these are bonee, wood aehes, coal
ashes, valuable principally IS a divisor
on compact aoil), kitchen s!op, the COLI
tents OF the privy, and especially the am
nonisCai waste OF nitrogen in oil animal
waste on the farm should be carefully
saved. The man who mixes limo With
his green manure seis the nitrogen freq rs
ammonia. Nitrogen, however, IN conuec-
lion with gypsum forms euiphate, and
Ia fixed unul it il wanted for the uss OF
plant life. So II ashes bs used the nitro.
gen is changed into nitrate OF potash, aim-
ply saltpette. This again, through chem
ical change in the coil, ia available IS
plant food.
We have therefore, shown how in crushed
bones, which contain both nitric and
phosphate constituents when crushed and
laid up with ashes in the form OF leach,
the phosphates are fixed, and the nitrogen,
Of course, and all are available as plant
food. Treated in this way bones hRvo a
moro powerful immediate effect than raw
bones crushed. Nevertheless crushed
bones applied to the soil give up ail their
valuable commitments, but gradually, get
more and more quickly in proportion to
the ilneDess o! the grinding. If wood
aehes are to BIO applied to the soil they
ehould be kept dry until used, and for the
teason that their constituents sre readily
soluble in water; and no substance, anti
it ia taken up by moisture, 10 available an
plant food. The proper application, there
lore. OF ashes, whether learhed or IN.
eached, is on the surface. Tho came il
tue CT Nir.ElakeI lime. But it is bntter
that these be narrowed in. Both ashes
and lime have tho effect 10 consolidate
light. iinliy soils, and also to render more
open heavy soils.
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hut lilo Turned Out to Iie the I,rnyest OF
tho lirnye.
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Atlanta COnstttH'lOn.
A Whitehall street car was crowded
day or two ago, when a young man
with red lace came pushing his way
among the passepgeIp. He stopped IN
front OF fat man, hold on to aatrap, and,
leaning down, eaid softly: "Lcnd me n
aickel?" The fat man pretended not to
hear. "say, lend me nicke!?" repeated
the young man. Tho iat man did not
move. The young man shock him and
said, loud enough for every passenger 10
hear: "Lend me nickel? | say, lOnd
me nickel!!" The fat man sighed, slow
ly drew ont wallet and ished out 5.
cent piece. "rhat's ali right" said the
yonng man, ave got quarter. ! just
wanted 10 geo ii had friend in this
car" end he walked up 10 the driver, had
HE quarter changed and dropped his fare
into the box,
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lie WAS ABAD MOUNTAIN BuLIY

" .
hut Ito Turned Out to iie the Brnve,t OF
tho Hrare.
Rnoyrllh Sentinel,
A few years ago thore diod In noun.
tain county in Est Tennessee man who
was no.ed bully. He was q splendid
specimen OF physical manhood, and waa
in every respect fighting bully. He
would fight atthe drop Of q hat, and could
knock out half.tozen ordinary mon in
one round. lie would fight for the fun OF
1t, and he who would dare Gross bis path
was indeed reckless man. In the old
days OF State militia aud muster" he was
q prominent man In the noighborhood
and colonel OF militia regiment. On
muster days, when the drill waa over, he
would proceed.to clean out tho regiment.
When he shed his cont, twisted hi0 huge
Hst around few times, and yelled ont at
the top OF his voice: ide out, little 'uns,
I'm a comin'!' there would be a general
stampede. This was how he came 10 be-
called "Old Hide Out" In alter years.
When tho late war came on he joined
ono oil tho Confederate regiments and
made brave, fearless soldier. During a
slight skirmish bis company had with the
Federa!s down in Georgia lie took his gun
by the mnzlle, and with his old.tme
watch.wor1: Hide out, little 'uns, I'm
comiugl" rushed into the midst OF the
Federal soldiers, putting them to flight,
not, however, without receiringu serious
wound in the head, which put him into
tho hospital and permanently injured his
mind.
When he returned 10 his native country
he was not the fearless bully Of old, but Il
much.brokeD, stoop.ahouldered and crsEy
old man. He would atroll through the
neighborhood aimlessly and seemingly
unconscious OF his whereabouts, always
muttering to himself as he went: "Hide
out, little 'uns, Pm coming" Little
boys and girls would make sport Of him,
and "Old HIDE" as they called him, paid
no heed 10 their mockery. He had be-
come perfectly harmless.
At lust the old man became MORALLY ill.
BE was alone in little cabin provided
for his use by an old comrade in the
army. A few friends who had known him
in his better days gathered around his
humble couch expecting the end. II wAs
now late in the afternoon, and the old fell
low had not spoken for days. He was
rapidly sinking and come one remarked
that he would 20 down with the sun,
which was then pouring its last rays
through the chinks and crevices OF the
cabin wall. Just then his face seemed 10
tighten up, his Dyes tSinkled ard he
opened his lips:
hide out, little 'uns, Pm q COM"
But he never completed his sentence.
He had gone.
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Do you feel dull. langud, low-spirited. life.
Icss, md indescrihably miserable, both physl.
e1liiy md mentally; experience a sense OF
inii l or bloating after eating, or Of "gonc-
Ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad tastc in
mouth, Irregular appetite. dizziness. frequent
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peIore tho eyes, nervous prostratiOn or cx-
na,lstion. irrit96illty, Of temper, hot nushcs,
biting, transient pains here md tbcrc. COLI
iect, drowsincss nftcr meals, wnkcfLlncss, U
disturbed and unrcfrcshing slccp, constant,
ing calamity? rs-E
II you have all, or any considerable number
TINT most common OF American maludIcs-
bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpld Liver. nssocintpd
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease has become, tho
greater tho number, and diversity OF symp-
IONS. No matter whnt stnge II has reached,
Or. Ficrce's Golden IcaI Discovery
Will slibdue 1t, II taken according 10 fircc-
tohs for reasonable length Of time. If not
cured. complications multiply and Consume
non or the Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grnyo
mala,iics are quito liable to set in and, sooner
or Inter. Induce u fatal termination.
DIR. Plcrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
cOrcry nets powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through that great boOd-purifying organ,
clennscs the system OF NIL bloOd.taints and i'm
Parfttcs, from whatever cause arising. It "a
equally ciicnclous In acting upon thc Kid
neys, and other cScrctnry organs, cleansing,
strengthening. and healing their diseases. As
an nppctizing, restorative tonic, 1t promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building I'm
both flesh and strength. In maiarinl districts,
this wonderful medicine has guincd g,Nt
celebrity III curing Fever md AgIIc Chils and
Fever, Dumb Aguc, and Kindred diseases.
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here. A very curious, mistake concern.

~. T. t. " q
there. A very curious mistake concern.
Ing this Hindu fre.templs at Baku seems
10 have arisen. It has generally been des.
cribed as aZoroastrian temple, but such ia
certainly not the case. Il "a Hindu idol
temple, and I on one occasion saw an idol
In it-a figure Of Hindu god, engraven
on 4 slab Of copper, which the priest wor.
shipped. Zorosstrlans never worship
idols. On a recent visit to the temple /
saw the sacred flame, which It was said
had burned for thousands Of years, extin.
guiahed by the Russian engineer, beating
II out with his cap, and on my remon.
strating be said this gas was much too
useful ct their factory to be wasted In
keeping up eternal fires. Since that time
1t is only lighted for the amusement Of
visitors, r.sa..-5
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EHTl'Ifr m W0DtTyn EH27t.
Don't you think, Mr.. B.uemnrk,"
asked Miss Daisygirl, Swectly, "thAt poets
arc born "Tno many OF 'urs arc" groan.
ed the editor, "too many OF 'em arc" and
with whitening look ho scratched out
nine Btar2ss OF NJ "OIN TO J. Y. on Seeing
Her SWiHg in q hammock at M, May,
1885," tSjsteI tho remaining four into q
msi. uonnet aud said YEARLY TO tho wait.
ing iorcmn: "i'ut il somewhere under
Crash 4 Linens cut; folks II think it'n
part OF the ad."
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Probably no one thing his caused such a
general revival Of trade at Logan Il 20. q
drug store ss their giving away 10 their Gus
toners Of 30 many free trial bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade 10 eimply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fuct that it
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can Test ii before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large sizs 81.
Every bottle warranted.
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., s. %; hoop pals 81 10; 8 boop 81 Is: single
wMhboards 81 20: double do 81 80; aue criInp

n m
= ~ hV1p pals " 30; hoop 81 IS; single
double do Il H. sInv GosSie 90 abo; ane eriinp
Valencia sSs<c. Ianaa n lMhiis 6Sa,c; stemmed
peaches cssc IoSSon oI 1sra yayc; halye, DRY
WNfM,d. e ~ Ws;,oi r,I ., &C.: en-.
IN 70. ca,hon isS ne ~ staineu, S0c; caribou
Ter tGo. whte n,inc,., 81 wn,te miners best win
sugars-GuIoai &c; Cubes S Syc: rru,, now,o,
cd GIio: Ordinary nn;rJo,J n ~ .nit powder
ard GEc; STANDARD eonicc,,0 0 gah n,I stand;
Windsor A 5tic; Ridgcwood white < Silc. W hi,o
cxtta PIC; standard yellow Sc; New York 6
sp' s $40; iEuit sugar 4kc; New Orleans
tGtee-Gteen coffee Fancy Golden Rio &c;
a asg St Vind Te 1rSeoIty %c; choice
s n, Ohio Valley RIO $50; Ohio Valley RIo 800
!os, tos 1lsoi I'm handle 20; Arbutkle 4 20 4
TON &c. hllk roaslcd-0ld Government Java
i iSic. feAOe''' N'' "A" SFAde Rio s3'1c; ccylon
2Sa7Sc. imnct,n RI " tu, ISas ~ Guhpowuet
Qa75c; souchong, 2lG5c 'As
Candta-S,Rr, lull weight, %: ,,eaane. nor mn.
lie; mould, per set, lUc '~' VS.
phtcGr-CnO!Ce cider, l2c per cal, standard cItr
brands lOallc per gal: county iSai5c Der gai, A.
10 quality. n''' ~
Catt&-ls quoted iu jobbng at lOallc for pr,me
western, aud lie for lull cream; Sweitzer i1S
49, according 10 quality: Llmburper lie. Fec,a.r
SnG SeS York state lialjc.
: sst--fOs O fat3sHfH sSR[kefGl Eli 10. M. a
dlurn, si50e.
BaI.A-ChOlce navy at 81 50; medium OIL 40. mir.
cd u 90; Lima 4x<c yer 10.
Heds-Salds OF timothy seed Al 81 l0ap Q, M,
blhhcl: clover small seed 81 IS: large Sc no a
In quality eS w W.
sd.t-No. per Dbl DOC; extra per Dbl 81 S.: dairy
no, bushel sacks 81 60 per hackr S- "'"'
iagtd C0,l-6ayc per ID,
Pruits-New Valencia raisIns G.. new lavo,
Ondora, SIC; new exaggerated neschrs isSa
tic; new halves, dry peach, bLaGc NO|s'
Wv.
"An
NdiG, Feact ana brGds-l0d TO col, 81 %; Sd and
M. y ~ % nnu 20, !! 10. Id aud I'd, 81 CO; Sd,
" 20; "a, VI 5u
Blnt-h inch, Is 20: * Inch, 81 80; ! inch, 81 Is.
IL men % 10; "a inCh s. 50; III inch, s. Is; TX
linen. - W.
f1hth.nC-l Inch, &c Is: " inch, IS IS; " iuch,
20: u tolA Inch, q 25:2 inch, 81 w; az inch,
~ 20; ! inch and over. s. 90.
C.sing and Bor-lOd 10 3od, So so; Sd, 1926: Cd,
So to- III, Us 20; sd, 81 70.
PRODUCE.
rho,o ,.,oSs 49,, ,,..s, =.
tnGnc pIiCsT aac vsSu on wholesale transactions
VI M suo.S' ouuetuhtlohs during the week.
bst on,,,.I ,a Mt: country choice 1Sc;
sWl eo"usty 'ni,G; common oa6c; supply lair.
,n.hais da9sri I ,,nn. navy II aal ~ per
Is.iIt %n;%MSr,S "r,no-,,o, ,.o
az N ,a1 =, Svaporated pared peaches 30a
!ppins sppeffies Na2Ic; black
W. sIc,. 49, eu-Apples, quarters va
10. Ivy aaifts, taafe; do.
~ ca, w. pared 5a DC pited cherries Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-25

You are feeling depressed, your appe.
tite is poor, you arc bothered with head.
ache, you are fidgetty, nervous and gen.
orally out OF sorte, aud want to bruce up.
Brace up, but not with Btimulants, epring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want IL an Alternative thst will
purify your blood, start healthy action OF
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bit,era, and only 80 cents q bottle at
Logan x Co.'s drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-25
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, May 2I-Cattle-Receipts q GOO bcsa
shipments 100 head market slow aud unchanged
shipping steers s. 9Iai 81: stockers and feeders
81 SSai 10; COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 0Ca3 SOL bulE
= GaS ": Texas cittle 81 9Oai %. HogS-Rcccipts
lSOU head: shipments 5000 head: market on<ned
&c higher. closed weaker; rough and mixed Il 90,
8 "; packing aud shipping 81 y5a5 70; light 81 Sd
a5OJ; sEips IS SOIi 3D. sheep-Reseipts 3,OOO head
shipments LOU head: market stronger: natives
s. L0ai 80; western s. 5Oai 10; Texas s. I1aY 10:
lambs 81 5OG5 rs. wv
EAST Liberty, May "a Cattle Receipts 10 head
shipments l5l head; market steady at yes,erIlay's
prices. HoSs-Recelpts 500 heal: shipments JOC
head: market hr!n: PhiladelphiAs IS l5a5 10 York.
en- 20 o9,5 10; common and light 81 75li IS; pigs
81 5oa4 10, sheep-Reccipts 7,OC1 head shipments
6,sO9 head: market dull and lUaI5: oil It.n Jes.
terday's prices
CISCiSSATI, o. Lay 2,.-Hoss steady; common
and light s3 e5ai Is: packing and butchers 81 Goa
5to; recelpls l,Gl0 heat; shipments so head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-25
Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, Nay 2i.-Opened at 6211c; highest
6eEc; lowest 691sc; closed al GlAc; sales 5ts,OOO
barrels; clearancts 5OhU00 barrels; charters 3IOl6
barrels; shipments 9!,lGl barrels.
NEW YORK. May q Petroleum steady, opening
at 6lLsc: highest 6G111c: lowest 69Hc, closing nj
62Ac; sales l,SsS 0uO barrels,
PITTSBURGH, May I.-retrolcum dull; opcned al
G214c; closed at &c; highest TIC; lowest &c.
TITusrlIIE, Pa. May 2i.-0peued at 62Ac; high
est Geassc; lowest 621ss closed al 621c.